Common use of Excused Time Clause in Contracts

Excused Time. 1. Excused time is defined as time [not to exceed thirty (30) consecutive days] away from the job, for reasons other than personal illness or injury arranged for or assumed to be arranged for in advance with local management. Excused time can be paid, not paid, or partially paid based upon the provisions of each article in this contract. 2. Requests for excused time will be granted or not granted based upon the customer service requirement needs of the business. Requested absence, arranged in advance, for a doctor’s appointment should not be considered personal illness and shall be excused, non-paid time. Requests must be made in advance. 3. An employee on excused time is considered on active status for benefit purposes.

Excused Time. 1. Excused time is defined as time [not to exceed thirty (30) consecutive days] away from the job, for reasons other than personal illness or injury arranged for or assumed to be arranged for in advance with local management. Excused time can be paid, not paid, or partially paid based upon the provisions of each article in this contract. 2. Requests for excused time will be granted or not granted based upon the customer service requirement needs of the business. Requested absence, arranged in advance, for a doctor’s appointment should not be considered personal illness and shall be excused, non-non- paid time. Requests must be made in advance. 3. An employee on excused time is considered on active status for benefit purposes.